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EDIT: Sorry guys, had to reduce the full view file size dramatically. It has been stolen and used too many times (for profit) and this doesn't belong to others to make $$ off of, it belongs to Dark Horse Comics!-------
Predator sketch done during my 90's comic book phase. Pencil on art board.
Even tho all of you Pred fans already know this, here's the copyright info:
COVER: Predator: Big Game (4 of 4)
Pub. Date: June 01, 1991
Entire contents trademarked (TM) and copyrighted (C) 1986-2004 by Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
Cover Artist: Chris Warner
Penciller: Evan Dorkin
Inker: Armando Gil
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This is an amazing, there is so much detail in it it's just awesome. I'm a huge fan of predator.
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wow.. sketch with perfect detail.. nice one..
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woww!! wonderfull work!!
..shame on the people who (try to) make profit with other's hard work....
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Probably my favorite monster in history! Awesome work!
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Thank you, Joe, for taking the time to come to my gallery and leave such kind comments on some of my work, you rock
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It's no problem!!! You're work is beyond fantastic! 
and no miss YOU ROCK!!!!
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Chris Warner was one my first inspirations, and I still love his work. This is a great study. Your pencil work is fantastic
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Aww thank you for your encouragement. It's very, very old sketch. I'll have to redo this someday
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oh my God...this si just great...nothign maore to say...
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no nedd for thanks from what I've seen you seem to be unbelievably talented so you deserve it
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coolest movie alien ever. great lines. too bad you had to scale it down thanks to frauds.
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Thanks! It's a very old drawing. Yeah, it's been stolen and "sold" so many times I had to make it a little less stealable 
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I reproduce comic stuff, whatre the rules on that??
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The only rules are you can't sell reproductions, and you have to state where you copied it from, that's it
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So, if I took an image from a comic book, turned it into a stencil, and made a few variations, could I sell it?
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Well, you could, if you want your pants sued off. Good luck to you on that
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I think it's unlikely that I'd get sued for reproducing comic panels bigger. It's basically an outline thieving. But hey, most of my art gets put up illegally in public anyway.
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I wouldn't be so sure about that. Many an artist has been severely criticized, if not outright sued, by reproducing comic art and selling it as their own [link] everyone views it as copyright infringement
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I do the whole street art thing. Plus I'm basically using just the pose. I think I'd rather get arrested for street art than sued though. I appreciate the knowledge though.
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LOL I think you're totally fine with your street art; if you sell it one piece at a time, on the street, the odds of the comic book companies finding out are slim. Even if they did find out they'd probably just issue you a "cease and desist" order. The only time an artist really gets in trouble is if they copy something exactly then try to sell prints on line, or put it on a t-shirt, that kind of thing. So I bet you're okay
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Hello I came by your page in a search for predator sketches and I was curious if you would mind if I turned this into a pumpkin carving for myself. I would gladly link the image back here to your original page if I posted it on a pumpkin forum, for example.
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Of course you can use it!! Have fun! Oh, yes please send me a link to your pic if you decide to post, too, because I'd LOVE to see your punkie when he's done, too! Yeaay!
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Muchas gracias por sus comentarios agradables!
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de nada, es un muy buen dibujo, tienes una tΓ©cnica superior.
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Es usted muy amable, gracias!
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